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Study to Evaluate the Clinical Outcome in High Risk Patients Who Received Empirical Antifungal Therapy
Retrospective, observational study To study the effect of Empirical Antifungal therapy on clinical outcome in high risk patients with suspected Invasive Fungal Infection admitted in ICU/Critical care unit, To know the current epidemiology of IFI and management approach in patients at high risk of Invasive fungal infections, Identify the risk factors associated with Invasive fungal infections, To comment on the appropriateness of empirical therapy used based on proven/probable diagnosis
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